Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01
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HOUSTON, Tex, September 26-OwiDg O reports that POO negroes are under rms in Mstsgordz county and that the Iheriffs of Mstagords and Hackney coun- ies have with them large posses ot white men, the Houstonic Light Guards this afternoon received order to leave on | B special train for the scene. The up rising of the negroes had it's origin ID l the murder of Q negro constable who had a warrant for the arrest of s white l man. PORTLAND, Or, September 26 -ChHs. Msnciel, young man aged about 2I, wat shot and instantly killed this morn ing, la saloon by William Dillon. Mspciel, Dillon and a man banned OW- ems and two others engaged in game of poker. Dillon, who was very drunk, became furious at Owens and com menced calling him very hard names, Owens refused to quarrel with him and offered to shake hands with him. This only increased Dillon's anger and he drew his revolver. It was accidentally discharged and the ball passed through the victims heart Dillon was soon after arrested and lodged in jail.
 sAS FRASoIsCo, September 26.-The trial of ex-Sena;or ID. J. Creighton, who was charged with embrscery Tn attempt ing to influence the jury m the case O, the widow Wright vs. the Sutter street railroad company, commenced m Judge Sullivsn's court to-day.
 PHEscorr, September 26-Sberif Null venom and posse who went over into Topton B sin to lock into the Ievks- bury Graham feud. met John Graham and J. BliviDs on Monday last n Pleas ant Valley. MulveDoD ordered ibem to surrender and on refusing they were both shot dead. Sheriff MulYenon hss 75 men with him and says the Tonto Basin feud has got to be settled. All | of the Grshams are killed but one aid | he is wounded and all of the Iswks' burys who have not been killed have surrendered.
 FLAGSTAFF. September 26.-G. w. Gordon, manager of the Watrous Cattle | Co, was shot and killed last night s' Winslow by a cowboy named Brown Brown escaped.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 26 The contenp. prOcee iIngs against Men lies foreman of the Grand Jury, in To fusing certain papers taken from house in Chinstown when served with wri of repleyin, were dismissed by Judge Roland to day. A published stsiemenl is made here that LIttle Pete. China man recently sent to Folsom for st tempting to bribe 6 policeman, and II whose care the alleged jury bTlolnG | au.1 en huuf. hasa-l rrnun .. has made \ clean breast of all h' knows and duplicates Charles Buekley Jere Driscoll. Joe Cochran Bnd Fl Lowenthal IL wss Pete who told Ther' the contract and telegrams could b' found. IL Is believed the evidence T now in the possession of the grand !ur! and indictments may be filed befoT' msny days.
 SAN FRAScIsCO, September 26.-Ei forts are being made to have GJyernO
 Waterman commute the sentence of Se Sars Bo sentenced to be hanged next Fri day, to life imprisonment. Many be lieve he is innocent snd strong effor; are being made by Consul Bee ID hi behalf.
 OAKLAND, September 26.-The will O Wm. Walker. Of East Oakland. B cap, tIlist and owner of the UaIOn club aBS Howard buildings in San Francisco wa filed for prot bate to-day The will pro vides an annuity of g.. 400 to bIs wit for life with the free use os the residence iu East Oakland during her widovhoOd Ten days before his death on being in formed that child WAS to be born t his wife he made 8 codicIl provided a be bequest of $lOO.OO 70 prospective hei and & gift of Sl00.00O to be pad Mr5 Walker by ann uities. and small legscle are pro sided for a number of relatives The estate IS estimated to be worth tei million doilsrs,
 ST LoUIs, September 26.-The ves and south poured great crowds into th city to-day before noon. Railroad brought in l0,0O0 citizens soldiers ab' their households. At the depsftu,en all seemed confusion but order quick assumed command and search for ol' regiments and old friends began. | WAsHISGToy, September 26.-Th President to day appointed Mhittake
 NJ. HaDes. of Iowa to be attorney Of th UnIeed States district or Alaska. SACRAMENTO. Sept 26-Gevernor Wa termGn to-day appointed w. il. | Barnes of San Frencisco major general
 Adjutsut General Cosby has handed Il hIs resignation to .ake effect NOvembe
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 NEW YORK, September 27.-Ihe off oisl signal for the yachts to get It ad vas fired at 12 Z7, ten minutes ger tn
 Thistle crossed the line closely folioWe, l L .Ly N.I. Uha. Hr .n Volunteer reached the vicinity of th starting lIne thsre were over two hun dred yachts snd stenmbogts about an thousands of people were strsininI for a glimpse Ht the race but the yacht could be only dimly seen because of th heavy mist. At noon there wEs 6 hreez of about four miles an houT. Very ligh breeze blowing tbis morning and pub!i disappointment was fully manifested h has been shown in the first three race between the Volnnteer and Thistle fo the possession of American cup. Tn conditions of starting were favorable |, the Scotch cutter, as she has alway done best in light weather.
 | LATERAL E45 the Volunteer wa about 6 mile ahead. the wind freshene, nnd blew about miles and & half De hour and increased to nine knots. A 2:l0 the Thistle gained suddenly and ir few minutes the yachts were sbou abreast, At 2:25 the Volunteer rounde. spit buoy, and the Thi-ile turned buoy 10 four minutes later. At 2:45 the Vol. unteer turned buoy ,, nEd wss flying before the wind. the Thistle two mil
 behind and tscking. There are huu dreds of excursion boats between th. yachts.
 | 313-When the Thistle passed bnO, ,. she was completely surrounded b, little bos,s, aud was in 8 wash. with ih Volunteer two miles ahead. 3:20-Boti yachts on s.srbosri tack, they will ksv, to make short leg to turn the hsh ship. Wind southeast and ten milei per hour.
 3:4-The Volunteer has four hours ir which to 20 over the Temsining twenty miles of the course. She is two mile. ahead of the Thistle and Ihe winC tv elve miles an hour.
 HIGHLAND, 420-VOlunteer Is sp- preaching Point of the HOok.-She ,, about eighteen minutes shesd of the Thistle. the latter tully three miles be | hind.
 5:42-The Volunteer won. crossing the line at this moment.
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